Those soft tortillas is how tacos are actually made, they are the default wrapping. Now I can understand if you didn’t like them that way, not all places know how to make a good tortilla, here in Mexico many of the best tortillas are the ones made in special places where the only thing they sell is that.

I know tacos are not the best foo ever but they are up there, easy to prepare, tasty, they have it all. I’ve known of traditional taquerias in the US but they are usually in big cities, like NY.

You should try from other regions south of Torreon, just so you can compare, but any part of Mexico is good for taco eating.

Mexico City, birthplce of tacos al pastor. I know tacos varies from region but common denominator is that all of our tacos are made with “soft” tortillas, not those nacho like wrappings they pass as the real deal in Taco Bell.

Serious question here Fahey (or anyone that only know tacos from this establishment): have you ever tried real tacos? Like the ones we have down here in Mexico?

I was going to complain about this, Shield Knight is a girl, but it is the genderswapped mode so no problem there.

I think I saw one years ago of some surgeon playing the Wii version and actually saying the game helps him/her improve his skills because the game was atually pretty darn close to the real thing. And also because you need to be almost an actual surgeon to steady your hand enough to get by some levels, fuck that game...

So what I get from you is that nearly all videogames are a subset of the RPG genre, is that right? That’s new to me then, guess I should take MMX2 as a plataformer/racer because of the bike segment, which is also an RPG because progression.

With that broad of a definiton then we might as well add games like Metroid to the genre, or Megaman, hell anything.

Too expensive and too big, this thing is supposed to fit in your face. Never understood F4F pricing scheme, and the only time I was tempted to get something from them was with Fierce Diety Link and only because we don’t have any available figure of that in any shape or form aside from that statue.

Perhaps because the RPG genre usually has a leveling system with stats, which Zelda lacks thoroughly. It is an adventuring game, but RPG? Nope.

Licensing most likely, people usually forget how that can be a pain in the ass for anything,

It’s not that bad, I mean it is not the very best of the genre but it is entretaining at least.

I’m at a point of my life that I have a very hard time picking up RPGs, be it because lack of time or lack of motivation, even though I was always a fan.

Not much, I got Rayman Origins for the Vita as a gift, so I’m playing that, also I bought FF7 from the PSN store like 6 years ago and I’m just playing recently since last September, at a very, VERY slow pace.

Well I can assure you that I Robot, all of the Foundation saga and The End of Eternity do not fit this story. So we are left with perhaps the Robot series, does Caves of Steel or Naked Sun ring a bell?

Which is pretty much how the TV series was, it is just that the series had years upon years of fans digging even the smallest of details and some extra merchandise that could give plot hints.

The Exile had a name? I didn’t knew, Meetra uh?

Thing is, many fans have theorised (and I think this is correct) that the movies are not remakes, but sequels to the TV series. The fact that there are so many little details (and not so little) here and there that do not match the TV series and that vague coment by Kaworu about “FINALLY” making Shinji happy kinda…

The difficulty goes from “fuck you, you piece of shit” (MM1 after throwing the controler/portable console to the wall) to “alright after playing all previous 5 games this is simple” (MM6)